Is this unit strong enough to power a pair of jbl nd310's? if not what would i need?
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Yes.This receiver will power any set of speakers I know of . Pioneer rates this receiver at 140 rms watts per channel. I cannot speak for pioneer but this receiver will get the job done. Hope that helps. Great Receiver.
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I'm not sure,but I have a 250 watt on all mine,which are these two,two jbl's and 4 tweeters.I cannot remember wattage they handle,but I wouldn't have more than 600 watts for these and 2 6x9's,but that's just me.You can go to Boss's site and it should tell.Hope this helps some..
2126299
Looks like it should. Careful though, those JBL's look like they can handle more power than this crossover can so you could possibly damage the crossover if you push it. But otherwise, yes, it should work.
1510649
Hey.no it will not power a 1200watt speaker worst yet a pair.you may be able to connect your Numark.i bought this product strictly to power my mids range.it powers a pair of 200watt MTE audio 12'' speakers in flare boxes good enough to throw a house party.
259444
Yes, as long as they are wired that way it should be no problem. I hooked up a 8 ohm speaker to test it and it seems to have plenty of power, especially if you are using them for background music.
728768
No that will not work. You will only be powering each channel with 25 watts each. Better off buying 1 2 channel amplifier for your subs and this one for your speakers.
539425
Should do just fine. I used one to power a couple of 125w bookshelf speakers, and it drove them loader than I really needed, but it depends on your speakers' sensitivity
1793026
Yes. I have it powering two front speakers and then bridged the other two channels for a single voice coil subwoofer.
2031872
Yes. I use this amp to power a pair of Infinity Optimus P163 speakers, which are honestly a little big for bookshelf speakers, but the amp works fine at normal listening volumes. If you like your music loud and need to drive bigger speakers you should consider a more conventional amplifier with more power, but for most bookshelf speakers this amp works. You will also need speaker wire to hook them up. This amp and most speakers accept the banana plug wire ends, which I recommend as well.
876410
20 watts? No problem. As long as you need the male "half round/half square" plug on the boom box end and a 110 volt 2 prong plug on the other end, you are set!!
2050451
I suppose but there wouldn't be a point because ur module will only put out 100 watts... it's not gonna be louder if you connect 2 speakers
629382
Yes...But depending on which JBL's you have, you probably need more power. This amp was very poorly made. I ended up throwing it out after the speaker connections fell apart. I have JBL L-100's and there wasn't nearly enough power. The amount of distortion when this amp was dialed up was ugly.
1689283
Yes that would work just fine. If you have two speakers you can also run them in parallel safely. (Which drops the load to 4ohms)
1981849
not sure daffy, i am using a 12au7 bravo preamp to feed the gemtune. it is more than enough power to blast my house. hope this helps. regards, john
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This is a good amp but it's for a small system. Like for myself, with no loud music all the time, just once in a while to show off. Lol. Your speakers have a range of 400 watts if I'm not mistaken, so it should power it since it's a 500w model. But I would recommend you to get a 1k watts amp. Kenwood's a pretty good brand for this. At least mine does the work like a charm.
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It will power them but it will probably overheat. I would go with a bigger unit than this.
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The Denon model you are looking at should work OK (based on its power output). I use my JBLs with an ONKYO 7.2 model with listed output 130 Watt with very good results. The Denon AVR model may be even closer to the speakers nominal power (I think it is about 170 watts). Normally, I would not recommend an amplifier of higher wattage than the speakers, because this would result in humming at very high volumes.